Abstract:To evaluate the quality and safety of slope drainage systems, taking cast-in-place reinforced concrete drainage ditches as the research object, the apparent quality and strength quality are chosen as primary indicators, while the siltation status, the maximum crack width, deformation, erosion degree, reinforcement quantity, and strength are selected as secondary indicators. By combining rough set and conditional entropy, and incorporating on-site technical inspection data, the indicator grading and decision tables are constructed to evaluate the relative importance of each secondary indicator. The results indicate that erosion degree and siltation status are the important factors affecting the quality and safety of slope drainage systems, providing a basis for key monitoring and maintenance of slope drainage systems.